Sentence examples for into a constituency from inspiring English sources

This trend has been reinforced post 9/11 by popular culture that has grown into a constituency that condones torture.

But what I do admire about Russell is he would never just parachute himself into a constituency, he'd come by helicopter".

But the White House is still eager to tap into a constituency that helped him raise millions of dollars in the 2008 campaign.

The British Muslims were a community waiting to be raised, and the book turned them into a constituency waiting to be exploited.

Trump's campaign tapped into a constituency that had been largely shut out from the benefits of technological progress and disproportionately suffered the consequences of expanding global trade.

"The Yankees are tapping into a constituency to which real estate agents have better access than Yankee executives do," he said.

This is certainly how it works in politics, where "community" magically converts huge groups of people — what we'd maybe once have called a constituency — into neat, undifferentiated units.

He had created a mass audience and transformed it into a political constituency.

Just as soccer moms developed into a political constituency, truckers and motorists hurt by high fuel costs might emerge as voters candidates have to woo.

They wouldn't be like that if I were holding the club. 5. MPs fix it with spin I gather we've moved into a marginal constituency so I'll have to get down and register to vote.

In a post-election poll, 45percentt of Americans had an unfavorable view of the ACA, and the low-income citizens who have gained the most under the law have not been mobilized into a robust constituency.